Across the three thousand divine continents, Confucian cultivation is the dominant path. Scholars wield poetry to slay demons and barbarians, while great Confucian masters write essays that shatter mountains and rivers.
Gu Changsheng transmigrates into this world, only to discover that his situation from the start is nothing short of disastrous!
A vengeful spirit possesses him, and an evil ghost haunts him. If he doesn’t embark on the path of cultivation, the spirit will drain the life from him within a day!
Fortunately, he awakens the Divine Sacrifice Painting Palace!
If he can’t succeed in Confucian cultivation, he can still follow the way of painting!
As long as he paints a masterpiece for the ages, he’ll receive enormous rewards!
As his power grows, he can even summon the gods and demons depicted in his paintings!
And so, armed with paintings destined to endure through the ages and writing essays that astonish the sages, Gu Changsheng embarks on the path to supreme sainthood!
General Zhong Kui, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, the Perfected Lord of Clear Origin and Sublime Mystery, and even the Celestial Worthy of Primordial Beginning and the Celestial Worthy of the Dao and Its Virtue…
As gods and demons cross the river of time and awaken beneath Gu Changsheng’s brush,
all three thousand divine continents tremble before him!
The story is pretty good, but it looks a bit confusing.
After reading more than 20 chapters, it's really hard to resist. I only got a grade for a painting that is the ultimate in conquering the country. It's as funny as a novel about cultivating immortals and being promoted to a minor level by eating the best spiritual fruit. I'm really convinced that I want to lower the level of the protagonist. I also want to time travel and join the conspiracy. What the hell is going on? I'm not interested in reading anymore.
This book is as long-winded as the ocean, and the promotion mechanism of the protagonist is very awkward and ended up being unfinished.
Very good, great, no need to waste time, just skip it and don't watch it
The plot starts with a trick: the first sister has been killing monsters for five years and is deceived by low-level tricks.
It's so watery, I don't know how to score it, it sucks
I don't know how to get points. As for the creation of the protagonist, no one else can do it in his life. He can break through to a high realm. The protagonist can reach the national limit at any time. Not to mention the saint, at least he has reached the first level. Otherwise, don't connect the realm with the work and the way of heaven. Those great Confucians are also disgusting. Since it is linked to the way of heaven, it is impossible for great Confucianism to have power and endless conduct. It is normal for warriors or Taoists to have improper practices.
There's a lot of nonsense, and the word "water" has been lost.
It doesn't match the title of the work, and the main line is confusing or there is no main line.
It sucks. How should I put it? It's just mindless killing the enemy and then practicing.
The story is pretty good, but it looks a bit confusing.
After reading more than 20 chapters, it's really hard to resist. I only got a grade for a painting that is the ultimate in conquering the country. It's as funny as a novel about cultivating immortals and being promoted to a minor level by eating the best spiritual fruit. I'm really convinced that I want to lower the level of the protagonist. I also want to time travel and join the conspiracy. What the hell is going on? I'm not interested in reading anymore.
This book is as long-winded as the ocean, and the promotion mechanism of the protagonist is very awkward and ended up being unfinished.
Very good, great, no need to waste time, just skip it and don't watch it
The plot starts with a trick: the first sister has been killing monsters for five years and is deceived by low-level tricks.
It's so watery, I don't know how to score it, it sucks
I don't know how to get points. As for the creation of the protagonist, no one else can do it in his life. He can break through to a high realm. The protagonist can reach the national limit at any time. Not to mention the saint, at least he has reached the first level. Otherwise, don't connect the realm with the work and the way of heaven. Those great Confucians are also disgusting. Since it is linked to the way of heaven, it is impossible for great Confucianism to have power and endless conduct. It is normal for warriors or Taoists to have improper practices.
There's a lot of nonsense, and the word "water" has been lost.
It doesn't match the title of the work, and the main line is confusing or there is no main line.
It sucks. How should I put it? It's just mindless killing the enemy and then practicing.